I had a patient in my office today around 3 o’clock.
He didn’t have an appointment but seemed
to know a lot about me and what I have been doing
over the last three decades. He asked the
receptionist if he could talk to the doctor for a
few minutes. As fate would have it, my next
patient was half an hour late, so I agreed to have
a chat with him. He was a well-dressed Asian
gentleman. He told me he was very familiar with
Medical Qi Gong as his grandfather practiced it in
Mainland China before the Cultural Revolution in
the sixties. Their entire family fled to Argentina
to get away from Mao Zedong and his Communist
regime, and that’s where he was now living. He
asked me if I knew how to purge (remove) and
eliminate excess conditions caused from internal
pathogenic factors. To make sure we were on the
same page, I asked him if he was referring to the
clearing of the accumulation of excessive emotions
such as anger, grief, worry, fear, and anxiety. He
said, “Exactly!” His younger brother was diagnosed
with cancer, which he believed was an
emotion-based disease that has now manifested in
the physical, and he needed help. He added that
his usually optimistic brother was now depressed
and very weak and that he needed his Qi
strengthened and a clearing within the internal
organs and channels. This guy seemed to know what
was necessary. I assured him that my skills could
handle the situation, and that I would do my best
to harmonize his brother’s Yin and Yang energy and
bring the body back into balance. He set up an
appointment for next week and we will get started.
Medical Qi Gong therapy isn’t nearly as popular or
known in this part of the world as all over Asia.
Although when I was in China, they kept it very
quiet in the hospital I worked at. (I think it has
something to do with fear of harassment from the
Communist party. They really try to keep a tight
lid on people’s growth.) A proper Medical Qi Gong
treatment consists of simultaneously treating and
harmonizing the patient’s Three Bodies – the
physical body, energy body, and spirit body. As a
Medical Qi Gong doctor, I also address any
disharmonies that have manifested within the
patient’s internal life-force energies, especially
those disharmonies occurring within the patient’s
Nurturing Qi, Sea of Blood, Sea of Marrow, or
internal blockages located along the central core
Taiji Pole. Some of the most common diseases
treated with Medical Qi Gong Therapy in my clinic
are diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure,
breast and ovarian cysts, migraine headaches,
fibromyalgia, insomnia, acute abdominal pain,
prostatitis, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, deep tissue
obstruction, muscle atrophy, brain tumors, stroke,
coma retrieval, and cancer. The Medical Qi Gong
therapy focuses on relieving pain, detoxifying the
body of toxic emotions, correcting internal organ
dysfunctions, and balancing excess or deficient Qi
and blood conditions. Medical Qi Gong therapy is
where the medical skills of treating patients and
the energetic and spiritual intuitive skills of
Shamanism are united, creating a complete and
balanced form of Energetic Medicine. Ancient
Chinese Medical Qi Gong was originally divided
into three levels of treatment corresponding to
the Qi of Heaven, Earth, and Man. Various clinical
methods and applications that were used to treat a
patient depended on the healer’s own personal
internal cultivation and understanding of
energetic and spiritual principles. When treating
a patient, Medical Qi Gong therapy traditionally
uses five major clinical modalities: Distance Qi
Emission Therapy, Self-Regulation Homework
Prescriptions, Medical Qi Gong Massage Therapy,
Healing Sound Therapy, and Invisible Needle
Therapy.
I’ll share more details about these therapies in
my upcoming blogs. Until then, I wish you the best
in your Health, Wealth, and Happiness.
Dr. Wu Dhi
P.S. If you are in Florida and want to receive a
treatment with Dr. Wu Dhi, call the office at
305-407-0120 and schedule an appointment. I’ll be
glad to see you and get to the bottom of your
problem.
